Enlighten Update: Authors & Funders Data
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- Enlighten is a publication repository at the University of Glasgow containing over 22,000 publication records and 12,500 user records. - It has seen growth in deposited publications and imported records, including over 16,000 imported directly and 2,400 with full text. - New features include browsing by Glasgow author or research funder, importing records by DOI, and additional journal metadata fields. - Ongoing work includes improving full text access, email notifications, and revising views of faculty and schools.
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